LG are one of the supporters of London Fashion Week and a few days ago we held an exclusive show down at the Natural History Museum to show off our latest LCD and Plasma televisions for 2008. With some of the top fashion, style and tech press there, George (one of our TV experts) talked them through what we have for 2008.

Following on from the success of the Design Art televisions of 2007, our new TVs are all about style and design excellence. Our LG50 series of LCD television combines an invisible speakers with no visible grille to detract from your viewing. They’re full HD, at 1080p, and feature cool stuff like the Intelligent Sensor (which adjust the brightness according to the ambient light levels) and a USB connection which allows the TV to play JPEG or MP3 content from external devices.

The LG60 series (which you can see George demonstrating above) is ultra-slim – we’ve moved the electronics and other gubbins from behind the screen to underneath it to make it thinner. It also has a red coloured back to add warmth to the television’s surroundings, and our 120MHz TruMotion technology with its improved response time and smoother motion display, as well as four HDMI ports for all you technology addicts. It also has a unique circular aperture at the base, which is used to turn the screen on and off by touch alone, with no moving parts.

On the Plasma front, George showed off the PG60 and PG70 series, which are totally flat all the way across with no raised bezel (so the television mimics a single sheet of glass), which looks gorgeous and sleek. Like their LCD counterpart the speakers are invisible

Everyone I saw who gave the TVs a look-over was appreciative if not impressed with the features and clarity of the screens, and you’ll be able to judge for yourself when they hit the shops later this year. If you want to find out more, then check out the official press releases for the LCD and Plasma lines on the LG website.